ALL THE LONELY PEOPLE
Now airing on public television stations across the U.S.
A deeply human documentary film about people reconnecting in an age of isolation.
All the Lonely People explores the hidden epidemic of loneliness through intimate stories of people searching for connection in a disconnected world. Across generations and communities, the film reveals how isolation shapes lives and how small acts of connection can make a meaningful difference.
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ABOUT THE FILM
All the Lonely People follows people from different walks of life as they confront social isolation and chronic loneliness.
The documentary includes the stories of New York residents Ari Rossen and Tony Westbrook; Mary Hill, an 89-year-old caregiver living in rural Shropshire, England; and teenager Humayra, who at one point stayed isolated in her room for weeks at a time.
Their stories reveal how loneliness can affect people across generations, geography, and circumstance, while showing the unexpected ways people begin rebuilding connection.
FOR PBS, MEDIA & ORGANIZATIONS
All the Lonely People follows people from different walks of life as they confront social isolation and chronic loneliness.
The film features stories from the United States and the United Kingdom, including people across generations and circumstances whose experiences reveal both the impact of loneliness and the ways connection can begin to return.
The hour-long documentary is now airing on public television stations across the U.S. and is available for community, educational, and organizational engagement.
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